I still watch the one with Fi's purse grenade to cheer myself up sometimes.

Thanks for this article. I'd never heard of Rouch, but from the sound of it I should be looking into his documentary films, if only to see how they work as reciprocal ethnography.

I wasn't trying to say my response is the same as everyone else's, just that my broad understanding of it based on myself and other people I know who deal with it makes it something that's a lot more about daily patterns than big political decisions.

Honest question here- do you have any experience with clinical depression?

I do try to point out that if Atwood had accepted the term "sci-fi" back when she wrote Handmaid's Tale, she would have been opening herself up to getting groped by Asimov at conventions.

I mean. He was clearly cast in order to besmirch Jack Donaghy.

Sometimes I really try to defend Dreamworks, because they have made some really good movies and I believe that overall, they're more artistically innovative than Disney (thought not Pixar).

This sounds like an absolute nightmare of clumsy, obvious biopic filmmaking.

I'm not sure when I last laughed this hard.

This is an excellent piece, thank you for it.

Space Mutiny is, of course, also insanely funny, but Prince of Space is my favorite.

"New, from Bay Area musician…"

Your opinion is useless against Prince of Space!

The Magnificenter Ambersons

This might be as good a time as any- do you have recommendations for Orson Welles biographies, A.V. Club? I'd really like to dive in but I want to know which ones are readable and fair, and I trust some of you to know that.

Is there a list of where this is going to be showing?

As I college student*, I apologize for my ignorant peers and really question them.

That's a great story!

My mom and I once stayed up until 2 am because we couldn't stop watching one of the marathons.

I still love Cold Case.